1. SWF Decrypt
2. UnSWFEncryptUNP

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Previous Name: phreneticus

4. Super SWFer.  Make sure to get the refills.

Seeing as a deobfuscator is the inversion of an obfuscator, I'll cover obfuscation first. Obfuscation consists of transformations or optimizations performed on an IR, or intermediate representation, of code, whose intended effects are to help prevent reverse engineering. Obfuscators usually work on binary level; that is, they take in ABC (or a higher-level IR when integrated part of compilation process), and emit ABC (or said IR). Specifically, they work on the ABC code stored in DoABC(Define). ABC (ActionScript Bytecode) is a low-level intermediate bytecode which is interpreted by a stack-based VM, or virtual machine. In the life of an ABC-based obfuscator, original ABC code is taken in, processed through phases, and the processed form output. Phases involve transitioning of whatever IR is being operated on into a different IR, and applying any transformations that are designated for that phase. The most common type of transformation is related to removing or 'hiding' of sensitive symbols like class and member names. A deobfuscator does the inverse of an obfuscator, and similarly can be integrated in the complementary process to compilation: decompilation. Deobfuscators take in obfuscated ABC code and process it in phases as well, and lastly emit the 'cleansed' code.
Read more: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/do ... 1&type=pdf
http://www.rri-usa.org/Deobfuscator.pdf
http://www.toorcon.org/tcx/26_Chenette.pdf
http://multimedia.cx/pre/re-retroguard.html
http://escher.elis.ugent.be/publ/Edocs/DOC/P105_076.pdf
http://blog.thecybershadow.net/2010/02/ ... lash-apps/
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Just for any of you who don't know, also, viewing the game in raw data mode in SoThink SWF Decompiler also will show the actual code.

Yes, seriously.  That's how I hack 'em.

It's meant to be a joke.  Why wouldn't I drop by and say something helpful?